Councilmen Bank Reps Hold Meeting On Plant Repairs
Bank directors and attorneys met with city officials to discuss financing repairs for the power plant. They may fund between 5000 and 25000 dollars but no definite plan was set. A follow up banking directors meeting is planned after legal reports are reviewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Read
M. M. ‘Harned
Washington Natonal Bank
E. Lo ‘Hatfield
Peoples National Bank
J. W.ogdan
Citizens Loan
Trust ‘Company
Myer- Russell
Ugh
Council
Construction Firm Files Incorporation Paperwork
A certified copy shows the electrical and construction company incorporating with capital of 100000 dollars. Named stockholders include Thomas Den Orman H Gabel John F and Win Clinton. The filing occurred at the county recorder's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bompany
County Recorder
Thomas den
Orman
H Gabel
John F. T
Win
Clinton
Miss Irma Houser Party Invitation on Gast Street
An informal note invites Miss Irma Houser to a masquerade party at Main Street. The message appears casual and locally sourced with fragmented details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Houser
Cher
Gast
Main Street
Oibe
Table Damask Fabrics With Floral Designs
Damask table fabrics described with wide widths 60 to 70 inches. Bleached and unbleached varieties feature floral borders and scroll tulip motifs. Prices given per yard, note high quality with strong border detail and special figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guen Horder
Cosby Family Mourns Death after Long Life in Daviess County
Jacob Cosby, aged ninety six, a gunsmith and long time resident of Daviess County Kentucky, died at his son Francis Cosby’s Evansville home. He and his wife Elizabeth Lett Cosby, married 71 years, lived in Washington and Evansville, leaving a legacy of repairs and firearms among local families. Their deaths mark the end of a prominent local lineage with roots in Mason County.
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First ‘ Baptist
Cosby
Oak Grove
Sabe
Indiana
Mississippi Valley
Homb
Lianeli Cosby
Evangville
Tinele Dake
Mason
Washington
Ike County
White
Jacob Cape
Letts
Ionty
Ollie Canfield
Cosby ‘Shop
Condit
Canfield
East
Evansville
Smith-Morgan Marion Smith Weds In Cannelton Bride Vows Read
Marion Smith and Miss Cath Indiana Morgan wed at St Michaels church. The groom, a printer by trade in the Democratic paper in Can nelton, will reside there with bride Mrs Catherine Morgan of Can nelton is the bride's mother. A dinner followed at the groom's parents home with relatives. The couple plan to leave for Can nelton Saturday and start their new life there.
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Marion
R. Smith
iCath
Indiana
St. Michael’e
Ard
East
Vinces
Cannelton
Fordman
Catherine Morgan
Cannélion
Ney
Democrat
St Simon's Commencement Delights Local Crowd
A large crowd attended the St Simon's academy commencement at St Simons hall Tuesday night. The program, printed in Tuesday's Democrat, featured each young lady and little miss performing well, showing careful training. Miss Matilda C received the diploma as the quiet graduate, delivering the closing address. Bertha C Smeltzer earned a gold medal for completing the music course.
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St. Simon's Academy
St.Simon’s Hall
Democrat
Matilda C
Fearek the
Bertha C. Smeltzer
Memorial Services Set for Sunday by fraternal groups
Memorial services are planned Sunday by the Red Men and daughters of Pocahontas to honor departed members. A parade will decorate avenues and a joint excursion to Lincoln is planned to view the unveiling of a monument by the Woodmen of the World. The Modern Woodmen may also participate.
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Potahontas
Linton
A A of
America
Price of Commodities Soars Triggers Wage Justice Talk
A Indianapolis Sun editorial argues living costs have surged over the last decade with prices rising sharply in the past year. It calls for wage adjustments to reflect the higher cost of living, urging employers and public officials to grant fair increases while avoiding salary grabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imade
Sabrent
Iinet
Additio
Indianapolis Sun
Walker Appears Before County Board on Local Assessment
John G Walker assistant manager of the B C Thoroughwear appeared from Cincinnati today before the county board to discuss the assessment of the companys personal property here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Walker
B. & C. Bouthweater
Yrom Cincinnati
Jack Grim Back In The Game For Baseball Return
Jack Grim plans a first appearance Sunday for the Indianapolis Club team after recovering from an arm injury. Once catcher for Indianapolis and Brooklyn in the National League, he was noted as the era’s top catcher and previously played for the Washington Grays in the Central League, aiming to rejoin the harness and return to form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rink
Amos Rusie
Ihdlanzpolia Gu
Grim
Iguanapolis
Brooklyn
Nationa ‘League
Grays
Indictments Reported by Deputy Smoot in Grand Jury
Five grand jury indictments reported by Deputy Sheriff Smoot include Foster Buckley charged with intoxication and two counts against Owen Booker for selling to a minor. Henry Trosper faces two counts.
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Smoot
Foster Buckley
J Owen Booker
I Henry Trosper
Adams Express Announces Giant 200 Percent Dividend
The Adams Express Company declares a massive 200 percent dividend totaling about 24 million dollars. Shares outstanding are 120,040 at a par of 100 with market value around 300, yielding 200 per share in bond collateral. Investors receive the distribution as bonds rather than cash, matching a prior 12 million and 24 million melons in earlier years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express Company
Dne
Ada
Heatwave Claims Three Deaths In Chicago
Chicago records a hot day with three deaths and many prostrations by 10 PM. The temperature at 10 was 87 degrees, one degree above Monday.
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Chicago
Mercury
Railway Enser Buys County Lot to Build Skating Rink
James Murphy purchases the west Main street county lot in Liverpool for 1400 and plans a public skating rink. Hugh Sullivan and others assist while Murphy may move to Washington to oversee the project. Work is expected to begin soon and the facility to open to the public by year’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Bruce
oMurphy
Main Street
Liverpool
Murphy
O. Southwesern
Tung
Hugh Sullivan
Mitchel
Washington
Murph
Singleton Flynn Wedding in Bogard Township
William Singleton of Washington and Miss Magsie Flynn of Bogard township were married on Tuesday morning by Rev Gerday. Attendants were Everett Mattingly and Miss Ebm Singleton. A dinner followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple then rode to Wagen and boarded a train for Louisville to spend a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Singleton
Washington
Magsie- Flynn
Btatch
Gerday
Louis
Etty
Indiana eyes trade laws set new dealer standards
Soon to take effect one of Indiana's new laws requires eye care dealers to be graduates of a recognized school and to be licensed, affecting opticians and eye treatment. The old park pedlar with a bundle of wares would be banned after July 1 as the change takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiaida
Indiana
Military figure remarks on finances and activity promised
Colonel Bryan says he is financially secure and suggests it is better to lose money than to risk running for office. The New York Herald notes potential forthcoming events due to a great gun spot. John Sinnott and A Jambrally fish at the old bed of the Waile River. County Commissioner William P. Elkinson traveled to Voliony on business this afternoon.
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Bryan
New York “Herald
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